$25,000-a-Month Rent in Brooklyn Is Real
Luxury Brooklyn rents have hit $25,000 a month. Joseph Ranola explains what's driving the top of the market and what it means for regular buyers…
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Daily NYC real estate news episodes covering Staten Island and Brooklyn markets, policy, and homeowner tips.
Why NYC Is Not Building Enough Housing And What It Means For You | Daily Tesla News
The math behind why NYC cannot build enough housing and what it means for prices going forward.
Renting Is Cheaper Than Owning In NYC For Now | Daily Tesla News
Right now renting costs less than owning in NYC. But here is why that might not last and what it means for your decision.
If You Have A Sub 4 Percent Mortgage You Are Sitting On Gold | Daily Tesla News
Your low mortgage rate is more valuable than you think. Why sub-4% holders have massive leverage in today's market.
Why Staten Island Is Not Seeing The Foreclosure Wave Everyone Predicted | Daily Tesla News
Despite headlines about rising foreclosures nationwide, Staten Island is bucking the trend. Here is why the local market is resilient.
$25000 Rent In Brooklyn Is Real And Here Is What Is Happening | Daily Tesla News
Yes, there are apartments in Brooklyn renting for $25,000 a month. Here is what is happening in the luxury rental market.
Renting Is Cheaper Than Owning in NYC Right Now — For Now
Renting is cheaper than owning in NYC right now — but that doesn't mean renting wins. Joseph Ranola breaks down the buy-vs-rent math for Staten…
If You Have a Sub-4% Mortgage, You’re Sitting on an Asset
A sub-4% mortgage isn't just cheap debt — it's an asset. Joseph Ranola explains how Staten Island and Brooklyn homeowners can use a locked-in low…
Why Staten Island Isn’t Seeing the Foreclosure Spike NYC Is
Foreclosures are rising across NYC but Staten Island lags behind. Joseph Ranola explains how equity and timing protect Staten Island homeowners.
All-Cash Buyers Are Everywhere in NYC… Or Are They?
Over half of NYC home purchases are all-cash, per Redfin — but the full picture is more nuanced. Joseph Ranola explains where cash wins and…